Editorial: International rotations and resident education

Starke, Robert M.; Asthagiri, Ashok R.; Jane, John A.

doi:10.3171/2014.9.jns142171

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“…The hemorrhagic presentation was found more in adult patients. They further reported that ischemic type has a better prognosis and lower rate of rebleeding [ 20 ]. An ischemic event can manifest as either a transient ischemic attack (TIA) or ischemic stroke.…”

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Moyamoya Disease: A Review of Current Literature

Gupta

Tyagi

Romo

et al. 2020

Cureus

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Moyamoya Disease: A Review of Current Literature

Gupta

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Romo

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Cureus

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“…2 There is a significant learning curve to endoscopic skull base surgery and more so as it relates to the more complex approaches. 19 Vascular endoscopic surgery falls within this realm. As the diameter from the face of the sphenoid progressively "cones down" through the clival and dural opening to the posterior circulation, the advantages of removing a rod lens instrument from the endonasal cavity becomes apparent to optimize the four-handed microsurgical technique.…”

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Endoscopic Endonasal Transclival Approach versus Dual Transorbital Port Technique for Clip Application to the Posterior Circulation: A Cadaveric Anatomical and Cerebral Circulation Simulation Study

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Simulation training offers a useful opportunity to appreciate vascular anatomy and develop the technical expertise required to clip intracranial aneurysms of the posterior circulation. In cadavers, a comparison was made between the endoscopic transclival approach (ETA) alone and a combined multiportal approach using the ETA and a transorbital precaruncular approach (TOPA) to evaluate degrees of freedom, angles of visualization, and ergonomics of aneurysm clip application to the posterior circulation depending on basilar apex position relative to the posterior clinoids. ETA alone provided improved access to the posterior circulation when the basilar apex was high riding compared with the posterior clinoids. ETA + TOPA provided a significantly improved functional working area for instruments and visualization of the posterior circulation for a midlevel basilar apex. A single-shaft clip applier provided improved visualization and space for instruments. Proximal and distal vascular control and feasibility of aneurysmal clipping were demonstrated. TOPA is a medial orbital approach to the central skull base; a transorbital neuroendoscopic surgery approach. This anatomical simulation provides surgical teams an alternative to the ETA approach alone to address posterior circulation aneurysms, and a means to preoperatively prepare for intraoperative anatomical and surgical instrumentation challenges.

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Residency program trainee-satisfaction correlate with results of the European board examination in neurosurgery

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With every one-step improvement on the country-specific satisfaction score for theoretical training, the score in the EBE-NS Part 1 increased by 3.8 %. With every one-step improvement on the country-specific satisfaction score for practical training, the score in the EBE-NS Part 2 increased by 9.47 %. Improving training conditions is likely to have a direct positive influence on the knowledge level of trainees, as measured by the EBE-NS. The effect of the actual working time on the theoretical and practical knowledge of neurosurgical trainees appears to be insignificant.

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Editorial: International rotations and resident education

Cited by 5 publications

References 23 publications

Moyamoya Disease: A Review of Current Literature

Moyamoya Disease: A Review of Current Literature

Endoscopic Endonasal Transclival Approach versus Dual Transorbital Port Technique for Clip Application to the Posterior Circulation: A Cadaveric Anatomical and Cerebral Circulation Simulation Study

Residency program trainee-satisfaction correlate with results of the European board examination in neurosurgery

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